A strange interstellar object is hurdling its way towards our pale blue dot — and according to Harvard's top UFO hunter, there's a chance it's some harmful form of alien tech. In a new, not-yet-peer-reviewed paper, Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb — the same scientist who suggested that Ou'muamua, the first interstellar object ever detected, was alien in nature — teamed up with researchers from the Britain-based Initiative for Interstellar Studies to suggest not only that the newly-discovered interloper 31/ATLAS is alien in origin, but that it may be from a hostile civilization, too. Citing the so-called "dark forest" hypothesis, which […]